Martin Luther in the library (7 works)
- Works of Martin Luther, Vol. 1 (Philadelphia Edition) — 1915
The Ninety-five Theses (Disputation on Indulgences), the treatises on Baptism and Confession, The Fourteen of Consolation, Treatise on Good Works, Treatise on the New Testament, and The Papacy at Rome, each with a histor
- Works of Martin Luther, Vol. 2 (Philadelphia Edition) — 1916
The 1520 Reformation treatises — Open Letter to the Christian Nobility, The Babylonian Captivity of the Church, A Treatise on Christian Liberty — with the Eight Wittenberg Sermons, the treatises on the Sacrament and the
- The Large Catechism — 1921
Luther's full catechetical teaching on the Commandments, the Creed, the Lord's Prayer, Baptism, and the Lord's Supper, in the Triglot Concordia translation.
- The Smalcald Articles — 1921
Luther's 1537 statement of the articles on which he would not yield, part of the Book of Concord, in the Triglot Concordia translation.
- Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians — 1939
Luther's celebrated lectures on Galatians, abridged, on law, gospel, and justification by faith alone.
- Selections from the Table Talk of Martin Luther — 1652; 1886 selection
Luther's recorded conversations at table — on Scripture, the papacy, prayer, and daily life — in Henry Bell's early English translation.
- The Bondage of the Will (De Servo Arbitrio) — 1823
Luther's 1525 reply to Erasmus on free will — the book he counted among his best — with Vaughan's preface and notes.